and not just the impact of Brexit. While Bailey did not refer directly to the U.S. election in his speech, policymakers ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has identified Brexit as a key cause of the "structural challenges" facing Britain's economy as she ...

EXCLUSIVE: Most countries would give an "arm and a leg" to be in UK's situation thanks to the benevolent attitude of Donald ...

Sometimes people come up with what they believe to be a good idea and later learn, to their sorrow, that they are mistaken.

While Johnson praised Trump for actions during his first administration, as he’d done during an October interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, lauding the president for providing Javelin missiles and for ...

The Supreme Court also addressed the impact of Brexit. It confirmed that the UK courts continue to act as EU trade mark ...

Putting your head in the sand and hoping your problems will disappear is the EU’s chosen style—so much so that the trade bloc ...

The Former White House Chief Strategist insisted 'we don't need help from anyone in Europe' as he slammed Europe for 'abusing ...

Lord Mandelson said becoming the UK’s man in Washington was not ‘incompatible’ with also being next Oxford University ...

The Most Reverend Justin Welby announced he is stepping down after an independent review found he "could and should" have ...

A former exports minister has told LBC Britain can be more “nimble” than the EU and persuade the incoming US Government of the benefits of a free trade agreement.

The international challenges we are now facing would require the combined talents of Talleyrand, Bismarck and Churchill: subtle diplomacy, decisiveness, a sense of history, and the ability to inspire.